Definition of chain gang in English:

chain gang

noun

A group of convicts chained together while working outside the prison.
（在监狱外劳动时）被铁链拴在一起的囚犯
Example sentencesExamples
- Alex Lichtenstein sees an essential continuity between the convict lease system and the chain gang in Georgia.
- Following his arrest, he is tried, convicted, and sentenced to one year on a prison chain gang in a distant parish.
- George Clooney and some cheeky chappies escape from a '30s chain gang and sing Deep South ballads while having misadventure after misadventure.
- Directed by the Coen Brothers, the film is set in depression-era Mississippi and follows the trails of three convicts who escape a chain gang and go in search of buried treasure.
- The film concerns two escapees from a chain gang, one black and one white, who are forced to cooperate with one another to avoid capture.
- By May the walks and curbs had been completed, the chain gang having made ‘a pretty job’ of it and cheaply too.
- Joker Jackson and Noah Cullen are two convicts chained together in the back of a truck heading for work on a chain gang.
- So you can, for instance, legally gamble 24 hours a day in Nevada and New Jersey, but try to open a casino in some southern states and you may find yourself on the chain gang.
- The portrayal of Boss Godfrey as the prison guard who never speaks but constantly surveys the chain gang through reflector sunglasses epitomises the sinister pervasiveness that is prison.
- The warden of prisons was contacted for information on the convict's behavior on the chain gang, or in a few cases on the State Farm.
- They were to be taken away to the chain gang in a week or so.
- Soon, he too fell asleep to the sound of the chain gang.
- The chant that the chain gang sings, is ‘Black Water’ by the Doobie Brothers.
- We would say applying community standards, one would expect the community would be unaware of that other than seeing a television report of a chain gang in Georgia.
- Then we were given some prisoner's uniforms, very similar to the uniforms a prison chain gang used to wear here.
- In fact, I feel like I've been off of work for about a year, and that year was spent working on a chain gang or holding my breath underwater.
- If they spend 30 days on the chain gang, picking up trash, weeding or burying bodies, they can get out of the punishment cells and live in… tents.
- Of greater significance was the parole system, introduced in 1908, the same year as convict leasing was abolished and the chain gang introduced.
- He spent three weeks on a chain gang for doing so.
- The next scene, playing under the credits, is of the typical, grueling road work forced upon prisoners - an imprisonment which reflects the authentic horrors of life on a chain gang in a Southern prison.

Definition of chain gang in US English:

chain gang

nounˈtʃeɪn ˈˌɡæŋˈCHān ˈˌɡaNG

A group of convicts chained together while working outside the prison.
（在监狱外劳动时）被铁链拴在一起的囚犯
Example sentencesExamples
- George Clooney and some cheeky chappies escape from a '30s chain gang and sing Deep South ballads while having misadventure after misadventure.
- The warden of prisons was contacted for information on the convict's behavior on the chain gang, or in a few cases on the State Farm.
- Soon, he too fell asleep to the sound of the chain gang.
- The film concerns two escapees from a chain gang, one black and one white, who are forced to cooperate with one another to avoid capture.
- The chant that the chain gang sings, is ‘Black Water’ by the Doobie Brothers.
- By May the walks and curbs had been completed, the chain gang having made ‘a pretty job’ of it and cheaply too.
- The next scene, playing under the credits, is of the typical, grueling road work forced upon prisoners - an imprisonment which reflects the authentic horrors of life on a chain gang in a Southern prison.
- They were to be taken away to the chain gang in a week or so.
- Joker Jackson and Noah Cullen are two convicts chained together in the back of a truck heading for work on a chain gang.
- Of greater significance was the parole system, introduced in 1908, the same year as convict leasing was abolished and the chain gang introduced.
- We would say applying community standards, one would expect the community would be unaware of that other than seeing a television report of a chain gang in Georgia.
- If they spend 30 days on the chain gang, picking up trash, weeding or burying bodies, they can get out of the punishment cells and live in… tents.
- He spent three weeks on a chain gang for doing so.
- So you can, for instance, legally gamble 24 hours a day in Nevada and New Jersey, but try to open a casino in some southern states and you may find yourself on the chain gang.
- The portrayal of Boss Godfrey as the prison guard who never speaks but constantly surveys the chain gang through reflector sunglasses epitomises the sinister pervasiveness that is prison.
- Directed by the Coen Brothers, the film is set in depression-era Mississippi and follows the trails of three convicts who escape a chain gang and go in search of buried treasure.
- Alex Lichtenstein sees an essential continuity between the convict lease system and the chain gang in Georgia.
- In fact, I feel like I've been off of work for about a year, and that year was spent working on a chain gang or holding my breath underwater.
- Following his arrest, he is tried, convicted, and sentenced to one year on a prison chain gang in a distant parish.
- Then we were given some prisoner's uniforms, very similar to the uniforms a prison chain gang used to wear here.

词汇	chain gang
释义	Definition of chain gang in English: chain gang noun A group of convicts chained together while working outside the prison. （在监狱外劳动时）被铁链拴在一起的囚犯 Example sentencesExamples Alex Lichtenstein sees an essential continuity between the convict lease system and the chain gang in Georgia. Following his arrest, he is tried, convicted, and sentenced to one year on a prison chain gang in a distant parish. George Clooney and some cheeky chappies escape from a '30s chain gang and sing Deep South ballads while having misadventure after misadventure. Directed by the Coen Brothers, the film is set in depression-era Mississippi and follows the trails of three convicts who escape a chain gang and go in search of buried treasure. The film concerns two escapees from a chain gang, one black and one white, who are forced to cooperate with one another to avoid capture. By May the walks and curbs had been completed, the chain gang having made ‘a pretty job’ of it and cheaply too. Joker Jackson and Noah Cullen are two convicts chained together in the back of a truck heading for work on a chain gang. So you can, for instance, legally gamble 24 hours a day in Nevada and New Jersey, but try to open a casino in some southern states and you may find yourself on the chain gang. The portrayal of Boss Godfrey as the prison guard who never speaks but constantly surveys the chain gang through reflector sunglasses epitomises the sinister pervasiveness that is prison. The warden of prisons was contacted for information on the convict's behavior on the chain gang, or in a few cases on the State Farm. They were to be taken away to the chain gang in a week or so. Soon, he too fell asleep to the sound of the chain gang. The chant that the chain gang sings, is ‘Black Water’ by the Doobie Brothers. We would say applying community standards, one would expect the community would be unaware of that other than seeing a television report of a chain gang in Georgia. Then we were given some prisoner's uniforms, very similar to the uniforms a prison chain gang used to wear here. In fact, I feel like I've been off of work for about a year, and that year was spent working on a chain gang or holding my breath underwater. If they spend 30 days on the chain gang, picking up trash, weeding or burying bodies, they can get out of the punishment cells and live in… tents. Of greater significance was the parole system, introduced in 1908, the same year as convict leasing was abolished and the chain gang introduced. He spent three weeks on a chain gang for doing so. The next scene, playing under the credits, is of the typical, grueling road work forced upon prisoners - an imprisonment which reflects the authentic horrors of life on a chain gang in a Southern prison. Definition of chain gang in US English: chain gang nounˈtʃeɪn ˈˌɡæŋˈCHān ˈˌɡaNG A group of convicts chained together while working outside the prison. （在监狱外劳动时）被铁链拴在一起的囚犯 Example sentencesExamples George Clooney and some cheeky chappies escape from a '30s chain gang and sing Deep South ballads while having misadventure after misadventure. The warden of prisons was contacted for information on the convict's behavior on the chain gang, or in a few cases on the State Farm. Soon, he too fell asleep to the sound of the chain gang. The film concerns two escapees from a chain gang, one black and one white, who are forced to cooperate with one another to avoid capture. The chant that the chain gang sings, is ‘Black Water’ by the Doobie Brothers. By May the walks and curbs had been completed, the chain gang having made ‘a pretty job’ of it and cheaply too. The next scene, playing under the credits, is of the typical, grueling road work forced upon prisoners - an imprisonment which reflects the authentic horrors of life on a chain gang in a Southern prison. They were to be taken away to the chain gang in a week or so. Joker Jackson and Noah Cullen are two convicts chained together in the back of a truck heading for work on a chain gang. Of greater significance was the parole system, introduced in 1908, the same year as convict leasing was abolished and the chain gang introduced. We would say applying community standards, one would expect the community would be unaware of that other than seeing a television report of a chain gang in Georgia. If they spend 30 days on the chain gang, picking up trash, weeding or burying bodies, they can get out of the punishment cells and live in… tents. He spent three weeks on a chain gang for doing so. So you can, for instance, legally gamble 24 hours a day in Nevada and New Jersey, but try to open a casino in some southern states and you may find yourself on the chain gang. The portrayal of Boss Godfrey as the prison guard who never speaks but constantly surveys the chain gang through reflector sunglasses epitomises the sinister pervasiveness that is prison. Directed by the Coen Brothers, the film is set in depression-era Mississippi and follows the trails of three convicts who escape a chain gang and go in search of buried treasure. Alex Lichtenstein sees an essential continuity between the convict lease system and the chain gang in Georgia. In fact, I feel like I've been off of work for about a year, and that year was spent working on a chain gang or holding my breath underwater. Following his arrest, he is tried, convicted, and sentenced to one year on a prison chain gang in a distant parish. Then we were given some prisoner's uniforms, very similar to the uniforms a prison chain gang used to wear here.
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